Sustainable Practices

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In this episode of Sustainable Practices, guest producer, Livi Hally, discusses how the music industry is embracing sustainability. Guests include Alex Eaves, Stay Vocal and Paige Roth, Reverb.

In this episode of Sustainable Practices, we address the state of the criminal justice system in the U.S. Neil Barsky, founder and chairman of The Marshall Project, discusses his award winning organization and the role of journalism in fostering social mobility on the issue of criminal justice.

In this episode of Sustainable Practices, we discuss conscious consumption. The show features a discussion from Kelley Dennings, Center for Biological Diversity; Jessica Georges, founder and owner of Green Road Refill, and Katie Scott owner of Pure Vita.

In this episode of Sustainable Practices, we highlight the passage of the Commercial Single-use Plastic Water Bottle Ban in 6 towns (Brewster, Wellfleet, Falmouth, Provincetown Eastham and Harwich) at the mid-point of Fall Town Meeting season on Cape Cod.

In this episode we will address plastic pollution. On the program are Dianna Cohen, CEO of Plastic Pollution Coalition; Laura Ludwig Director of the Marine Debris and Plastics Program at the Center for Coastal Studies; and Greg  McGrath, owner of Shipwreck an  ice cream restaurant in Sandwich, MA.

In this episode of Sustainable Practices, we discuss recycling, highlighting the differences between aluminum and plastic. On the program are the Scott Breen, Can Manufacturer's Institute; Jess Paige, Open Water; and Silvio Genao, Eastham DPW.

In this episode of Sustainable Practices, we discuss municipal water quality and protection on the Cape. The program features discussions with Dan Pelletier and Paul Anderson, the respective Water Superintendents of Harwich and Brewster.

In this episode we discuss the documentary film Divide in Concord, the film that inspired the Cape Plastic Bottle Ban. On the program are David Regos, the film's producer and co-director, Janet Rothrock, an activist and resident of Concord, MA home of the first retail plastic water bottle ban.